And It’s Harming Us All Plastic is all around us. It’s in our homes, our schools, our cars, and even in our food and water.

The plastic pollution crisis is costing the U.S. some $1.5 trillion in health-related costs every year – and the threat is ...

Campaigners say a strong Global Plastics Treaty would provide the legal framework for reducing the plastic problem at every ...

At the top of the food chain, humans consume at least 50,000 microplastic particles a year. They are in our food, water, and ...

In this paper, the authors address that the quality of water affects the health of animals and humans directly due to ...

Negotiations for a global treaty to end plastic pollution are now in overtime, and UN member states are set to meet again in ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Forty-five community, environmental, and animal welfare organizations — together representing tens of millions of people across the United States — filed public comments yesterday ...

Antimicrobials — medicines and other products used to prevent and treat infections in humans, animals and plants save countless lives and protect vital economic sectors. They are, in effect, a ...

Crespi studies how animals that live in water respond to all kinds of stresses, including pollution. Crespi said it’s important to realize that many different types of pollution harm ocean animals.

If you're keen to live as long a life as possible on the planet, there are a variety of strategies you can try: maintain your ...

But animals are drinking that water, there’s no doubt about that.” The incident comes a day after around 40 lambs, some of them skinned, were found dumped at a beauty spot in Co Londonderry.

When the canal level's too high (over 14.5 feet), the agency opens the St. Lucie dam and releases water into the St. Lucie River in Stuart. On rare occasions, it allows water to flow back into Lake O.